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A sand-coloured stone disc with the word rida raised in geometric Kufic and a small black glazed tile set beneath it.
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Rida

No. 11 of 20 · free · 300 dpi

What you seeA sand-coloured stone disc with the word rida raised in geometric Kufic and a small black glazed tile set beneath it.

What it meansRida means contentment, being pleased with what God has decreed; the Quran speaks of those with whom God is pleased and who are pleased with Him.

Where it worksA calm, round piece for a living room or a bedroom.

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A white plaster panel with the word karam incised in Naskh script and a red glazed bar set beneath it.KaramNo. 13
A large warm grey concrete disc with bismillah raised in Nastaliq, an ochre tile beneath it and a plaster slab behind.Name DiscNo. 14
A charcoal concrete panel cut with stacked zigzag grooves, the middle one laid in turquoise glaze, in front of a pale plaster slab.ZigzagNo. 15
A plain plaster square with one turquoise tile inlaid near its centre and the word nur incised small beneath it.Small LightNo. 16
A white plaster panel with sakina raised in Naskh script, overlapping a sand slab above and a charcoal concrete slab below with a red glazed bar.SakinaNo. 17
A concrete panel with baraka raised in Kufic and an ochre lozenge above it, joined by a small sand disc carved with the Amazigh aza.BarakaNo. 18
A deep sand stone slab with shukr incised in Naskh script above a row of three glazed tiles, cobalt, black and cobalt.ShukrNo. 19

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